Is your oral health a priority? Many people spend substantial time and money in keeping their bodies in top condition. However, they neglect to realize the important link between oral health and body health. By keeping your mouth healthy, you can protect and improve the health of other vital systems in your body – such
The enamel of your teeth is the outer layer of protection. It is also the hardest and most mineralized substance in your entire body. Unfortunately, this doesn’t mean your enamel is invincible. In fact, this outer covering of your teeth can be quickly compromised by the acids created by oral bacteria. When enamel wears thin,
Teeth are designed to last a lifetime, but they will always demand proper care to retain their condition. While it is common to focus on cavity prevention for kids, the aging adult is also susceptible to a certain type of decay. If you were born prior to the 1970’s, you may be facing root decay.
All types of floss are designed to do the same thing – clean between your teeth. In fact, 35% of your tooth’s surface cannot be reached by brushing alone. When areas of your teeth don’t get addressed, a buildup of plaque can develop. When left alone, plaque produces harmful acids that eat away at the
While there is very little risk of harming your health when you get your ears pierced, the same doesn’t hold true when it comes to piercing an area of your mouth. Whether you are trying to make a fashion statement or simply experimenting, getting an oral piercing can be a major threat to your smile
Oral cancer is one of the most deadliest forms of cancer. But it doesn’t have to be that way. When oral cancer is detected early, it is easily and successfully treated in most cases. While your dentist will perform an oral cancer screening at your routine checkup each year, it is a task you can
It may not be often that you stick out your tongue at yourself in the mirror. However, there’s good reason to make this a habit periodically. Just like other parts of your body, your tongue can show changes in appearance that indicate an underlying health problem. If your tongue loses its smooth pink color and
Your teeth are made of the strongest substance in your entire body. The outer layer, or enamel, of your teeth can withstand significant forces on an everyday basis. Unfortunately, this protective layer of your teeth is not invincible. When a tooth suffers frequent friction and stress or is exposed to corrosive substances, the enamel can
No one likes feeling nauseated. However, whether it is due to pregnancy, gallbladder disease, a virus or medication side effect, nausea can be unavoidable. While temporary nausea is not likely to harm your dental health, if you experience a queasy stomach and vomiting on a frequent basis, you may want to take extra steps to
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